Green IS Framework for Environmental Sustainability: A Grounded Theory Approach in the South African Banking Sector

Howard, Grant Royd; Lubbe, Sam; Huisman, Magda

doi:10.5901/mjss.2014.v5n20p2462

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“…Additionally, concerns have been directed towards diverse areas where ISs are utilized, including aviation, agriculture, banking, education, healthcare, etc. [64][65][66][67]. Legislative constraints adopted at the national and international levels by various countries and organizations have acted as both impetus and constraint.…”

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“…For specific domains such as aviation [37,61], automotive [62][63][64], agriculture [65], healthcare [66], and banking [67], specific issues (sets of practices or technologies) have been addressed to reduce the negative impact of ISs on the environment, mainly through a reduction in energy consumption. Equipment and software are only part of the issue in the adoption of green IS.…”

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Green Information Systems—A Bibliometric Analysis of the Literature from 2000 to 2023

Radu,

Popescul

2024

Electronics

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This review investigates the evolution of green information systems (ISs) based on an examination of the literature spanning the years 2000 to 2023. Using bibliographic analysis, a method that enables the study of a large volume of sources, this paper establishes connections among pertinent concepts in the green ISs field, outlining the authors’ interests in the analysed period. Based on the identification of key trends, primary directions, interdisciplinary initiatives, and emerging areas, the assessment reveals that the interest in minimizing the negative impact of information and communication technologies (ICTs) on the environment is a relevant research topic, with significant evolution in the analysed period. On this basis, this study emphasizes the need for the integration of environmental protection in all stages of the IS life cycle and in all industries, a holistic approach we consider essential for the sustainable growth of the ICT-based societal domains.

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